High Availability
STEP 4 Click Apply.
Note If the X family has previously been managed by an SMS, the serial number, IP address, and port for SMS displays.
View or Configure NMS Information
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STEP 5
From the LSM menu, select System > Configuration > SMS/NMS.
On the SMS & NMS page in the Configure SMS table, verify that the SNMP V2: Enabled field is selected.
In the NMS Settings table, type NMS Community String. You can enter
Type the NMS Trap IP Address and NMS Trap Port. Then, click Add to table below.
You can add multiple NMS Trap destinations. The X family device will send event and activity notifications to the specified destinations.
Click Apply.
Disable/Enable SMS Management
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From the LSM menu, select System > Configuration > SMS/NMS.
If the device is currently being managed, remove the selection from the SMS Control: Enabled check box.
If the device is not currently under management and an SMS serial number and IP address display, click the SMS Control: Enabled check box to turn management control over to the the specified SMS.
If the device has never been managed by an SMS (the Enabled check box is not available), you can start managing it by logging into an SMS system with an authorized IP address. (for details on configuring an authorized IP address, see “Configure SMS Information” on page 234.)
High Availability
X family devices support High Availability configuration to provide a failover mechanism to minimize network downtime due to device failure.
High availability requires two X family devices with the same configuration and licensing that are configured as a High Availability pair. One device is the active device. The second device is a standby device. The standby device constantly monitors the active device and automatically shifts from passive to active mode if the active device fails.
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